Why it matters
LLLL.com names are a classic aftermarket category. Investors trade them in bulk at wholesale prices, and quality varies. A pronounceable or pattern-rich name sells for more than a random string. End users who buy them often want a short brand or acronym. Prices fall quickly as the name looks less like a word. A common mistake is thinking every four-letter name is worth the same. Most are worth little, and only the best patterns hold real value. Compare recent sales for similar patterns, not the whole category average.
Source: sullysblog.com
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